Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-01-15
The Harmony club party.

One of the most important events OF
the week was tile first OF the new series
of the Harmony Club hops, which took
place at the Walker Opera House on
Tuesday night last.
The Harmony Club is one OF the old
est social organizations in the city, and
for several years was composed eXclu-
sively of young married people, who
were painfully selfish, but during the
last two years the members have some
what relented, and the younger society
people have obtained admission to the
clubs hops. 1t is point with the club
to do away with, programmes or engage
ment cards. and as consequence the in
vited guest can always secure dance-a
feature that should be adopted by all
clubs. The use OF programmes has a
tendency to make dance too exclusive,
and to the Harmony Club is due the
credit for the new innovation.
The hop on Tuesday night was attended
by some fifty couples, and to the excel
lent music OF Olsen's band dancing was
enjoyed until after the dismal hour OF
midnight. The supper was prepared by
the Young Ladies Aid Society, under the
supervision Of Miss Wilkes and Miss
Hampstead, and the proceeds were de-
voted to charitable purposes. The ward
robes of the ladies present were strikingly
beautiful, and generally speaking it was a
dress affair. Those especially attractive
were;
Miss Rubens-sky blue nuns yelling,
red velvet panels, beads and jewels.
Mrs. l.. S. Stevens-wbite nuns veil
ing, satin trimmings, pearls and dia-
monds.
Miss Florence Dinwoodey-wore a
black satin, velvet trimmings, irridescent
beads and fan, turquois and diamonds.
Mrs G.. M. Forbes-brown silk and
velvet, irridescent bead trimmings.
Mrs. F. d. Clift-dark red velvet,
front and side panels OF silk and satin.
Miss Dowden-black silk, lace sleeves
and cardinal red bows to contrast.
Mrs. Settlers, of Omaha-lemon-c oIored
striped silk. Mrs. Settlers is visiting her
sister, Mrs. l.. s. Stevens.
Mrs. Sands wore brown brocaded
silk, with novel and attractive cut
away overskirt.
Mrs. Brink blue merino, black velvet
panels and diamonds
Miss Nelson-miXed brown and black
satin with flowers.
Mrs Jenkins-brown silk and bead
trimmings.
Mrs. George Rayboud-brown silk
pleated front, velvet and satin side
panels rich costume.
Miss Webb-black merino, dark red
panels.
Mrs. Captain Paul-dark blue silk, Ell
train.
Miss McKimmins-a novel plaid sui
that was at once attractive, and an object
of general admiration.
Mrs. Anna Dinwoodey-Bla silk en-
train, irridescent beads.
Mrs. Arthur Lowe-brown brocadeC
silk, lace overskirt and jewels.
Prominent among the members OF the
club present were X. l.. Scannell
d. l.. Gregg, j. b. Rogers, w. w
Brown, Mrs. Watcher, Miss Sells, VIM
Nelson and wife, the Misses Nelson, j
r. Sherlock, John Flowers and wife, G
l.. Haynes, Geo. II. Raybould and wife
G. II. Raybould, Miss Raybould, Capt
Paul and wife, A. 7. Glass, f. S. Glass
Thomas Upton, j. j. Thomas and wife
j. G. McCadden and wife, James Lowe
and wife, Arthur Lowe and wife, j. X
Sands and wife, John T. Bechtol, j. II
Woodman, j. $. Sharp and wife, Miss
Jackman, j. l.. Perkes, j. f. Long, l., ii
Farnsworth and wife, Mark McKimmns
G. l.. Earl and wife, DIR. Whitney, q. NJ
Forbes and wife, H. j. Rivers and wife
Lieut.. Stevens, Lieut.. Byrne, o. w
Zane and wife, Chas. o. King and wife
E. w. Ruff and wife, G. NJ. Brink ant
wife, DIR. Bower.